Practical Guidelines on Fluid Therapy : Basics by Dr. Sanjay Pandya - Nephrologist, India

[@Sureshpatel-mq4dc]

Nice presentation sir

[@dr.santoshadil4824]

Its awesome video.. So informative.. Thank you sir..

[@tariqbloch9900]

sir. nice..Precise and concise explanation in simple words. Wt is the normal average rate of infusion i. e ml/hr in an adult

[@dr.santoshadil4824]

Awesome video

[@drrsmddm]

Sir, I could attend half lecture of your in clinicalguruji site. Can you share your full lecture here.

[@drsanjaykbhere1263]

Thanks sir...

[@rishitakashyap1432]

Beautiful sir

[@bansidhartalkar219]

Nice analysis

[@durgareddy6038]

Thanks sir

[@agatsyashortfilms932]

What is the meaning of never mix with blood, when it is ov fluid? (D5)

[@venkatasubramanikv4761]

It’s when you tranfuse blood and D5 in the same IV line simultaneously. D5 being hypotonic will swell up RBCs and cause hemolysis

[@paediatricspotcases5220]

Sir y dont we use blood directly Suppose we give blood directly so is it wrong?

[@deepaknayak635]

Sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@vinitanaik3079]

Pl tell.how to calculate the total amount /mls to be given in particular condition.say 2 / 3 / 4 litrs in 24 hrs.does this depend on output /hr or degree of dehydration .what r the parameters pl.rate calculation is clear.when to stop iv fluids.

[@Itisdiya]

❤

[@akankshagupta7564]

14:36

[@dattatreygoswami8353]

KNOWLEDGEABLE INFORMATION

[@KidneyEducationFoundation]

Thank you very much. Keep sharing, keep supporting.

[@brownybites2920]

Wonderful lecture sir

[@Sajad-m5n]

Poor sound quality